'shop spaces' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to physical stores or retail spaces. For example, "The rise of e-commerce has caused a decrease in shop spaces in many cities."
The co-operatively run Infinity Foods first opened its doors in 1971, and now fills two generous shop spaces in the North Laine.
Maison Martin Margiela, Dsquared2 and Costume National are just three of the fashion brands that will be opening stores within the area in coming months while Galleries Lafayette and PPR, owner of luxury labels like Gucci, Stella McCartney, Saint Laurent Paris and Alexander McQueen, are rumored to be in negotiations for shop spaces.
Their shop space is limited, and their customers are relentlessly picky.
A communal 3D printer and shop space at the base would be good too.
There are no fakes, partly because the manufacturers themselves are now jostling for shop space.
The proposals were for something a developer could make an income from, by selling apartments and shop space.
Mothercare's international stores now account for 64 per cent of its shop space and 62 per cent of its worldwide sales.
But specialist retailers were rare, so they put in an offer on a small, semi-constructed shop space.
Tesco plans to reduce the growth of new shop space by 38% compared with the last financial year, which means that capital expenditure will be lower.
But this new residence isn't all fun and games – the shop space has been lovingly restored, with original brass façade and the original wrought-iron lift retained.
The sell-off, instigated by new chairman Sir Peter Hendy, is set to include space under railways arches and shop space at its stations.
